i've no idea what happened in my house yesterday whilst i was at work...but all teh animals were in strange moods last night!
including roloa nd caramac.
we put the boys in their run as usual, along with a water bottle an dsome veggies.
next thing rolo starts grinding his teeth heavily at caramac.
before we know it caramacs lifting up his rear end, and teh two of them are ready to lock jaws.
we thought it best to bring their cage in and watch them in their, so we did this, and within five minutes they were at it again....thankfully having read up on boars before i bonded them i had a tea towel to hand.
i intervened at the point that they lunged toe ach other, i can't say even who was at fault, both came away with cuts to the nose and chin area.
they are now being kept seperatly untilw eekend, as i didnt wnat to leave them togetehr after this.
weekend we will reshower and try to rebond, and add a second bowl/bottle etc to the cage.
if this doesn't work then the boys may have to be kept side by side so that they can wheek away to each other and see each other.
everything seemed to of been going so well they'd been together 1 1/2 weeks, then yesterday something changed...i wish i knew what.
has anyone ever bonding piggies post fight? is it possibel to do? is there any tips you can give? if teh two boys don;t like each other what are the chances of them liking other boys (given that they both went head to head - rolo was grinding and caramac back arching) - i don;t really wnat to put them through an op so that they can be mixed with girls.
including roloa nd caramac.
we put the boys in their run as usual, along with a water bottle an dsome veggies.
next thing rolo starts grinding his teeth heavily at caramac.
before we know it caramacs lifting up his rear end, and teh two of them are ready to lock jaws.
we thought it best to bring their cage in and watch them in their, so we did this, and within five minutes they were at it again....thankfully having read up on boars before i bonded them i had a tea towel to hand.
i intervened at the point that they lunged toe ach other, i can't say even who was at fault, both came away with cuts to the nose and chin area.
they are now being kept seperatly untilw eekend, as i didnt wnat to leave them togetehr after this.
weekend we will reshower and try to rebond, and add a second bowl/bottle etc to the cage.
if this doesn't work then the boys may have to be kept side by side so that they can wheek away to each other and see each other.
everything seemed to of been going so well they'd been together 1 1/2 weeks, then yesterday something changed...i wish i knew what.
has anyone ever bonding piggies post fight? is it possibel to do? is there any tips you can give? if teh two boys don;t like each other what are the chances of them liking other boys (given that they both went head to head - rolo was grinding and caramac back arching) - i don;t really wnat to put them through an op so that they can be mixed with girls.